The Sun. — London, England, 1810-05-17 00:00:00

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Clf::~y 1'" a ti uar , house- n Liot May HE COMMISSIONERSPr CTUALLI tVG I His MA5cES+Y's NhVY do Hereby giVe Not'N, That ost Friday, the iSth they will be ready to 'receive 7Y:4:ter: to Writing( sealed op), and treat for One Hitndrea' Thorteand Calione of WEST INDIA RUM, lobe deliVeird,batY free, ckt 1-7gue: buttes in which the ante shall have been bonded, Into ,ysViaualling Stores at • Portsixouth; sne kill ibelevf in one Month, and the other Half in one N:(ontb after Wards, and to 4 paid for by Bills, payable with Inter'est, Nine!), Day: ape, date. The Conditisns Of the Contrail kit, b'e ern At the Seitetaty's &gee. i itll op' of the kVood- •rt far- , with . N Ie peria. of the the slags' ,' vorvo . . M regard hld to any Tender in which ste Pr/re shall not be inserted In 'word: at length, cr /bit hall not biddlvereetto ;be Board heft?? One o'clock on the laid Friday, the Alb Instant; nor unless the Person -.Soho makes the Tender; or some Person on his &ball, attends to artinver '; , hen called foe. streett m us!ltl • I.YCEUM THEATRE. I.l;nder the Special Licensepfthe LORD CHAMBERLAIN' Granted for the pfesent Season to the joint application df all Parties principally interested. HEM Majesties' Servants, forming the COM PANY of the late DRURY-LANE THEATRE, THIS PRESENT EVENING, May t 7, tato, per. 'form G. Colman's Comedy of JOHN BULL; Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. • Peregrine; Mr. EYRE ; The Hon. Mr. Shutfletrin, Mr. 01:. CAMP'; lob Thornberry, Mr. DO WTOItT ; Dan, Mr. OXBF.KRY ;• Frank Rochdale, Mr. HOLLAND; John Burr, Mr. %YEW' TZ E ; Dennis Brulgrucklery, Mr. IOHNSTONE ; Lady Caroline Braymore, Miss DUNCAN ; • Mary Thornberry, Miss RAY ; Mrs. lirulgruddery, Mrs. SPARKS. *ln the COIIiSC of the Evening, a Hornpipe, by Miss RAY, from the Opera-House. A.Yortshire Recitation and Song, called " The Disasters of Poor Jerry Blossom," by Mr. KNIGHT. To which will be added, the Farce of THE MAYOR OF GARRAIT. Sir lacob lalap, Mr. PENLEY ' Major Sturge o n, M r . DOWTON ; Jerry Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL; Crispin Heeltap, Mr. WE Wll ZER ; Bruin, Mr. SMITH ; Mrs. Sneak, Mrs. HAR LO WE ; Mrs. Bruin, Mrs. SCOTT. The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half past Six. Tomorrow, the Maniac, or, The Swiss Banditti; with it or Miss! being the last time those Pieces can possibly Moe performed thi s S eason . —O n M on d ay, The Clandestine arriage; with The Review, or, The Wags of Windsor. i kOYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY'S, WEST MINSTER BRIDGE. THIS and every Evening ibis Week, the popular Grand Equestrian anu Pedestrian Spedlacle, called THE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT; Or, THE FATAL BRIDGE. TheSpeClacle concluding with a Grand Attacks by Land and Water, on the Usurper's Castle, and t , ;i Defeat by War tiors on Real Horses, some of which are seen emerged in _Water. varieu of HORSEMANSHIP, by the celebrated United Equestrians ; this Week particularly by Mr. Crossman. To conclude with a new Comic Pantomime, called THE DISCOVERY ; HARLEQUIN's SALUTATION TO JOHN BULL, PADDY BULL, SANDY BULL, anct TAFFY BULL. Second Price at Halt past Eight. Equestrian Tuition from Ten till Three. order to keep up a constant succession of Variety, the popular Spelacle of The Blvod. Red Knight will be re peated every Evening this Week, with The Discovery ; and tleXt Week with Harlequin Laplander. DINNER OF THE LOYAL AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON: THE LIVERYMEN of LONDON who have signed the DEC LA RA"! lON oldie Meeting held at the :London Tavern on the 4th of May ►S►e, expressive of their Veneration for the Constitution, their unshaken confidence in the Virtues of the King, in the Wisdom of the Legisla ture, and in the Purity of the ludges of the Land, intend to vine together on Tuesday, the 22d inst. at the London Ta. Nem, and the following Gentlemen will officiate as Stewards oh the occasion CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Esquire, Alderman, in the Chair. Sir Richard Carr Glynn, Bart. Alderman Sir luhn Earner, Km. Alderman Sir Charles Flower, Bart. Alderman Claudius Stephen Hunter, Esq Alderman Samuel Bircn, Esq Alderman lohn Atkins, Este Alderman and Sheriff William Jacob, Esq. Alderman, M.P. Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. .Messrs. Richard Abbey I Messrs. folin Inglis \ Nathaniel Atcheson Edward Kemble J. Adcock Richard Knight William Angell' Samuel Kentish Thomas I. Allen Matthias Lucas john Al'din ‘ John Leecii 'fames Arthur John Lodge Henry Blacksland Thomas Leverton Jacob Hoak Cha r l es L oc k aniel Britten Edward &Lilly N. Brick wood Miles Miskew john Branton Richard Mountford Huntly Bacon H. H. Marten .. John Burgon William Merle Icahn Blades G. V. Nuenburgh Daniel Bell George Nash • W. Borratiaile Andrew Nash R. Porradade William Palmer labez Beynon Edward Poynder Thomas Chatteris Thomas Poynder William M. Carter John Perkins lohn Coope Thomas Pittman Samuel Dixon Henry Pigeon Richard Dixon , Charles Price William Dawes I. Rarnsbottom . lohn Eykyn John Reay • Robert Elliot Hasket Smith George Fryer Peter Skipper E ogenius Yenning Thomas Styan Thomas Foster R. S. Sharp Richard Frisby Thomas Sparks George Godwin Robert H. Sparks. William Could George Sharp Daniel Cosset Thomas Simpson - lo•cpli Cough Benjamin Severn , William Graham Thomas C. Stevens George Clenny Richard Teasdale Alex. S Gordon John Till s John Hanman Robert Taylor a. Hougharn Christopher 'faddy Thou las Hodgson William Hayward Joseph Welch 'Benjamin Howard Thomas Wilson Theophilus Hearsey I Edward Windus lames lacks Th o m as Willi ams Richard jennins ( John Wild. RICHARD CLARKE, Secretary. S it s The Doors will be opened :it Three o'Clock.--Dinner on Table at Four o'clock precisely. ill' Tickets to be had, at 15s. each, of the Stewards, and of the Committee, - at the Tavern. N.B. The Declaration continues to lie for Signaturesat the il'ontion Tavern, Bishopsgate-,street, and the London Coffee ',Use, Ludgate-hill, until further notice. London Tavern, May 16, tBto. THE TRUE ORIGINAL l ESUITS DROPS nre now prepared by SHAW and E BWA K DS, 66 (on the Foot way), tit. Paul's, Successors to Joseph %Vessels. Pr HE JESUITS DROPS have long been known ; and esteemed a saf, cheap, efledual, and often an i r c i r !lltediate Cure for Stran e guary, Gleets, %Veakaess of the V d neys, or Bladder ; and when taken on the first attack of e llereal Infection, they will inf a llibly a ccom pli s h th e de s• Lb l ed eff e ct : s h ou ld t h e C omp l a i nt b e f ar a d vance d , i t w ill n ecessary to take the Specific Remedy with the Jesuits top s. T he many depredafons made on the Property of the Pro sietors, compels them to give this Caution, that no one ettle will be sent out of their House withoutand b ,‘"vards (Successors to Mr Wessels), 66, St.PauPs Church . a •• rd. engraved on the Stamp. , All others which are sold without the above Names are itnfrositions on the Public. (P' Ask fur Wessels' Jesuits Drops. '‘)`. a . arty be r of lie eX- a 1 415 q- Davi s ' I S u I quail" ie Was ~,g r og ana iniel"- i 113 J s: cei yea 1 0%edy Budd for a g((fl lily tur tferalt )1 p 11 eIC 0.1 di vdtf long i beo ogres s AB' d riort3' !ti;lot, (0 3 iOI. Of 01- 44* or ol• , t tbi; sy 00g ot sotO bi 4 . _ e itYo 1 3 co, .00 Ate• of It' ga r' FREEMASONS' HALL, GREAT QUEEN-STREET ; LINCOLN'S-LNN.FIELDS. UTISS GRIGLIEITI most respectfully informs IV!. the Nobility, Gentry, her Friends, and the Public in general, that her CONCERT will be Performed at the above. Rooms, lo.morrow, Friday, theath of May 1810. Principal Vocal Performers. MADAME COLLINI; MADAME PUCITTA, MISS DARBY, - : And Miss GRIGLIETTI. Mr. C. SMITH, Mr. W. ELLIOTT, Mr. j. ELLIOTT, And Signor MORELLI. Principal Instrumental Performers. Metsrs. Venua, Betts, Gattie, Taylor, Hershel!, Ander. ton, 64 . ietbach, Cramer, Raines, Mackintosh, Howship, R. Ashley; PoWeil, Fletcher, and C;ianelli. ACT I. Synfonie (MS. )—.G iahelli. Glee. Aria, Signor MO RE LLl.—Per. Duet, `.` Haste my Nannette,"—Travers. A ria (never performed in public), Madame COLLI NI —Of lando. Concerto Violin, Master G ATTIE. Song, Miss G I , IG LI ETTI. Quartette (never performed in public)"La Guerra."—Pucitta. ACI 11. Concerto Violoncello, Mr. POWELL, with Accompani ments for a full orehestra.—.Povielt. Aria, Madame PUCITTA..—Puciva. Duetto, Miss G RIG LI ETTL and 4ignor MOR E LLl.—Ci marosa. Song, Mr.. C. SMITH, Accompanied by himself on the Grand Piano.torre. Grand Scena, (never pertOrMed in public) Miss G RIG LI ETTl.—Beethoven. Duetto. Song, Miss DARBY. The Concert will commence at Eight precisely. Tickets los. 6d. each, to be had at Birchall's Musical Li. brary, New Bond-street; Kelly's Musical aalo.rn, Pall Mall; of Clementi and Co. Cheapside ; Mr. Betts Royal Ex • change ; at the Bar of Freemasons' Tavern; and of Miss Griglietti, No. 8, Arabella Row, Pimiico. ROYAL SOCIb. I'Y OF' MUSICIANS. -By Command,_ and under the Patronage of THEIR MAJESTIES, Direded by the Earl FORTE SC U E, Honorary President. Honorary Vict-Presidents. The Earl of CHESTERFIELD, The Earl of DARTMOUTH, The Earl of UXI3 R DG E, The Earl of DARN LEY, The Earl of WILTON, Lord Viscount FITY , WILLIAM. WILL be performed on WEDNESDAY, May 30, iSto, at the NEW ROOMS, HANOVER SQUARE, the SACRED ORATORIO of THE MESSIAH. By G. F. HANDEL. The principal Vocal Parts by Mrs. BILLINGTON and Mrs. VAUGHAN. Mr. HARRISON, Mr. W. KNYVETT, Mr. SALE, Mr. 1. 13. 'SAGE, Mr. GORE, Mr. GO::;S, Mr. ELLIOTT, And Mr. BAR.TL EMAN. Leader of the Band; Mr. CRAME R. Condo tor, Mr. G R E ATOR EX. Tickets, admitting to the Relwarsal and Performance, One Guinea; and no more will be issued than the Room will hold. The Profits will be applied to the distressed Families of the Royal Society of musicians, Books of the Performance, with a correct List of the Sub. scribers, to be had at the Conceirt Room, price One Shilling and Sixpence only. Ihe Rehearsal will be at Twelve o'Clock at Noon on Monday, May the 28th, and I he Doors will b e o p ene d f or the Pertormance on Wednesday the 3Dth, at halt past Six, and the Concert begin preciseiv at halt past Seven o'Clock in the Evening. N N. Refreshments between the Ads. Tickets are now' detivt-ring at llirchall's Music. Shop, No, 133, New Bond.street. fp:F r i' he Anniversary binni.r will be held at Willis's Rowns on Saturday , the yth of June Earl Fortescue in the FOUND, on the 30t.n of last Month, a PARCEL, containing ME U I E STA Nirs: whoever has lost the same may have them restored on paying the ex penevs,incurred, b$ applying al No. t fa, Strand (the Office of this Paper), within fourteen days from the date hereof ; after which period they will be so ld to defray,, the expellees of advertising, Sze. May 17, Olio. BISH Sold TW ENT .1.1 the Two last t.otteries, 9, C haring-cross. LAST LO rTERY, Valentine's Day, 4th February, 1810. z Ptize of - ,Czo,coo - - 5,Q00 7 Soo is Capitals. I for the NEW LOTTERY, Sth of JUNE, are now selli: g Inds with the usual number of the Contractor gives IF4po WHOLE TICKETS, gain upwards of too,oool and heroes to be had, with parti 'haring-cross, London. TICKETS and SHARES which begins and ends on the / as above.—The Scheme aboui Money Prizes, besides whickt FOUR EXTRA PRIZES 0 by which a Single Ticket may a Sixteenth 6,000 culars, at 4, Cornhill, or 9. C r CAPITAL PRIZES in in Shares, at 4, Cornhi and LATE LOTTERY. Drawn, loth October, :809. 2 Prizes of . . £20.000 5,000 3 2 8 Capitals. IaRANSCOMB and CI I_,P Success, Sold :o. with their mini great In Last lottery in 78 Shares, In the preceding Lottery, No. 3,734 . . . .zo,ooo . No. 2,618 . . . Zzo,ooo 4, 6 54 . . . . 5000 383 . . . 1,000 sof cool. each . 2,500 3of soot. each . 1,500 Being Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in Last Year-only, Six of zo,oitiol.. and Capitals to the amount of 250,0001. besides the first 30,o.:ol. the last 25, ,cOL and only 40,0001. Prize ever shared ; and in previous Years to an amount beyond all precedent ; are now se lli ng Ti tc k ets an d Shares in the NEW LOTTI Y, to be drawn Bth JUNE, in which there are Four Grind Prizes of tco Tikets each, which may prociuce to a Tickei too,oool. and to a Sixteenth upwards of BRANSCOMB and Co. again guard the 'Public against tke deception set forth of their Firm and Claims of the Sale of the First and Last of Extra Grand Prizes so given ; the FACT is, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad venturers each received 15471. 16s. 3d. at their OLD and ONLY Offices in London, viz. No 37, CORNHI LI.; I No. 11, HOLBORN ; No. 3i, HAYMARKET; and No. 269, STRAND. They will never falsely assert they divided a Capital which was not absolutely SHAR CD and SOLD to the Public as above. AT the Cheapest acid Best Hosiery Warehouse in the Kingdom, betty een Castle and Old Round Court, No. 43i, in the Strand, the greatestilargains,are now selling ; consisting of Men's brown Cotton for Boots, at•only 6c.1. per pair, worth as. 6d. ; \Vnrnen's stout Cotton is. 6d. worth as. 6d. ; tine as. 9cl; extra super 38. sid. worth is. ; stout black and white Silk os. 3d. with laced clocks js. 6d. ; extra good ins. 6d. A variety of Patent Angola liusel war ranted not to shrink, front zs. oil. to the best quality ; stout worsted is, 3d. ; time 2s. ; superfine 3s. 6d. ; Silk Mills as. 6d. ; a curious Article in square Net Mitts ; also a. dies' nerw.invented Lace Sleeves, carculategl to give ease and elegance ; Men's Cotton Drawers 3s. 6d. with every other Article in the 1 losiery Line that can possibly be made, up to the very best quality; wholesale and tot oxpOriation.— Stockings made t a any O'attorn. IStE, OF THANET. - FIVE FREEHOLD MARINE RESIDENCES, cArt-. • DENS AND LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart; on Friday, June t, at Twelve o'rloirk ; in Eight Lots, by Order of the AsigneeS el Mr. lOHN SPOTTISWOODE, ASELECT and very Desi ra ble FREEHOLD ESTATE, coinpritin g four recently finished Dwell ing -houses, suitable for the imniedlate reception Of Genteel Families, situated in a retired beautifUl spot, in front of Ihe Sea, at Kingsgate, bet Ween Margate and Ramsgate, in the County of Kent, with a brick timbered Carcase, about 4o feet by 36, three stories high, with Sashes, Frames, Slating' Boards, and an elegant stone Portico in front, with an excel lent Kitchen Garden, walled, and Ground laid out for a Gar= den attached to each House; flourishing Shrubbery, Plea. sure-Grounds, Paddock, and a quantity of Arable Land ad joining, containing'together about 16 Acres. To be viewed by applying to William Brewer, on the Premises, and particulars had twenty days previous to the Sale, at the Fountain, Canterbury ; the Royal Hotel, Mar gate; King's Head, Ramsgate; Rose; Broadstairs ; George, Sittingbourne; Crown, Roche s t er; o f M r. Grist, I.and- Sur. veyor, Canterbury ; Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewett, Solici tors, Little-street ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6z, Broad-street, Royal Exchange. FREEHOLD FAMILY HOUSE, and Porty-threeACRES of MEADOW LAND, Fourteen Miles from London. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auttion Mart, opposite the Bank, on Friday, - rune 1, at to o'clock, unless an acceptable offer be in the mean time made, by Private Contr a ct, HARELODGE; consisting of a spacious sub stantial, Residence in excellent repair, replete with Ac. commldation, and suitable for the immediate reception of a large genteel Family, seated at an agreeble distance from the high read from London to Chelmsford, in a rural part of the country, near the Fox-hounds and Harriers, to , irteen miles from London,' in the Parish of Hornchurch, a highly res pee-table and social Neighbourhood, and surrounded by good roads. The House forms a uniform brick Edifice, with a Lawn in front, circular drive and flourishing Shrubs, ap proadhed on each side by a private road, and contains twel ie Bed-chambers, and Dressing-rooms, with space for three more Servants'-rooms, elegant lofty Dining, and Drawing_ rooms, 23 feet by tg, commanding delightful prospects over South Weald, Havering, and the rich adjacent country; a Li brary, or Billiard-room 30 feet by 20, and 18 feet in height, Hall, 18 feet by 14, Morning-room, excellent attached Of.. fives and Collaring. Detached, are Standing for two car riages, Stall-stabling for five horses, cart-horse Stable, a Well of excellent Water, and E ngine-pstmp, Brewhouse, Laundry, Yards, Dog-kennel, Ox and Cart-lodges, Farm, and Rick yards,Poul try-houses, brick Barn,Granary, and suitable Out buildings ; a large praduaive Kitchen-garden fully crop filberd Walk, lofty WaLs, and choice wall and stand ard Fruit Trees, Melon-ground, Green-house, Plantation, Canal well stored with Fish, and a quantity of ex ce ll ent Meadow-land surrounding th e House, well fenced and in a high state of cultivation, containing together about 43 acres, with several thriving Timber-trees. The Rates and Taxes are very moderate; and there is a pew in the Church. To be viewed on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, between the hours of eleven and four, with Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may he had 20 days previous to the sale, of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, N 0.62, Broad-street. Particula rs a l so at t h e Whi t , flirt, Rinford; %I/like Hart, Brentwood, and at the Auction Mart. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANORS and ES FATES, in the COUNTY of ESSEX, on the borders of H k RTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By HOGGART and PHILLIPS. At the Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Friday, June lc, at iz o'clock in lots, THE CLAVERING ESTATE ; comp r i s i ng th e valuable and extensive Manors of Clavering with Lang ley and of Bolington, with the view of Frankpledge, and Court Baron, or customary Court, Quit Rents, Fines, He riotts, Rights, Royalties, and App ur te nances. Also the Half Hundred of Clavering, and One-third part of the Manor of Curies, and 1400 Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, and Wood land, conveniently subdivided into the following most de sirable Farms, viz. Bury-hill-green, Ford-end, and Starling, Green-farms, Rofeways and Hail Clase, seven miles from Bishop's StortTord, and Skeans, at Clavering, in the County of Essex, a small part only in the Parish of Langley, with substantial Farm-houses, Barns, Stabling, and numerous Out-buildings, in the several occupations of Messrs. Orbell, Hustler, Charles Brand, Thomas Isaac Coles, and John Newport, under leases which will expire in about nine years; and of Mr. Henry Glasscock, and Mr. - King, tenants at will, at rents amounting to 18001. per annum, exclusive of the profits of the Manor, which are considerable. The Estate is in an eligible part of the County, nearly in a ring-fence, intersed d by good roads, with excellent Markets in every direction. May he viewed in about one month's time, with leave of the tenants , and particulars then had o f Ch ar l es A rno ld , Esq. iledti;d- row ; at the Crown Inn, Hockeril I ; the Bear, Stanstead ; Maltsters, at Dunny, - ,w; George, Bishop's, Stoll ford ; Saracen's-head and Bkack-boy, Cheimstbrd ; the Inn at Clavering ; Cock, Epping ; Green-man, Harlow ; at . the Mart; and of Hoggart awl Phillips, Old Broad-street, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. LXTENSIVE & VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTA TES, MANOR, MANSION, FARMS, and EXTENSIVE ‘VOODS, in the PARISHES of 'LANG HA M and BOXSTED, in the COUNTY of ESSEX, bordering upon SUFFOLK. 'to BE SOLD I.:Y AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Aalion Mart, on Friday, the isth of tune, at Twelve o'clock, in Lots, AREVERSION, on the death of a Gentleman, aged 55, to Om following valuable FREEHOLD P ROPE RV Y, situate about seven miles from Colchester, 14 from Ipswich, three from Dedham, and 58 from Lcndon, in the County of E3sex, viz. The Manor of Langham, situate in the Parish of Lang horn, with all the Royalties, Fines, Heriots, Reliefs, Ser vices, Arneficaments, and all Profits of Courts, Lord, Rent, - &c. ; and the Manor House, called Langham Hall, with at tached Offices, Pleasure-grounds, and Premises, situate in a delightful part of the County bordering upon Sullidk, form ing a very desirable residence for a large respe6table Family, now in the occupation Of Capt. Watson. A compact and very valuable Fatin, adjoining Langham hall, lying in a ring fence; containing about 300 acres of rich Land, with a substantial Farm-house and Opt-build ings ; in the occupation of Mr. Greene. Three desirable compact Farms, lying in the above parish of Langham, containing together 379 acres of rich Land, with Farm-houses, Barns, and Out-buildings, in the several occu pations of Messrs. Greene, King, and Clark. The spacious, substantial and ancient Farm-house, called Langham-Lodge, with Barns, and Out-build-ngs, and 187 acres of rich Land, in the occupation of Mr. John Vince. Also a rich Farm, in the Parish of Boxsted, and diVided only by the navigable river Stour twin thecounty of Suffolk, with a Parm-house, and 80 acres of rich Land, in the occu pation of Brook Bridges, Esq. and Mr. G. Endfield ; and ao Woods, lying together, and in a ri ng f e n ce , conta ining up wards of 300 acres, with the healthy growing Timber upOn the same, which consists of tine oak of upwards of 4o years growth. The Estates can only be leased, suhjel to thd above life of 55, and are now much Under-let ; the present rental, ex clusiVe of wood; being only 9341. per annum. May be viewed, on application to tlie respedive Tenants, and Particulars had, zo days prior to the Sale, at the Blue Posts, Wiltham ; Cups, Colchester; King's Reid, Mal don , Golden t r im', Ipswich ; King's bead, Norwich ; of Mr. Evans, Solicitor, St-. Mildred's•court, Poultry ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6z, Btu:id-street, Royal Exclonge where a Plan of the Estates may be gee:4, PICTUALL'ING-OFFICE, Aiay t, iSio. Ti -HE COMIIIISSIOAERSjor vicruALLIA His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Mike, Thai' on Tuesday, the 22d Ins t. did; svi3 be read; to receive Tenders in writing (sealed zzp), and treat for the supply of whks ,FRES Li WATER shall be rquired for tbe bie of His Malesey's Ships and I'essels at, and in the Piani'ly of Faltnokth, for Twelve Months 'certain ; and further until Six Months PI/arming shall be !riven fir the Termination of the (..oPrtra'. To be paid for 6; Bills, payable with Interest, Riney Days after okie". - - The Conditions of the ContraE7 may be seen dt the Seeresari's Office, at ihh Office, or 6y applying to kr. 7,hst Mitebell, al Miler, near Falmouth. No regiird will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in word: at length; or that shall not he deliveredto the Board before One c'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 22d bat. nor unless the Pet son v. , bo make's the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called for, VIC TUALL I NG. U Mqj, is, 1810 1 E COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAYESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice; Thai on Friday the 2 sth instant they will be real) , to receive Tea:. ders in writing (sealed up), and treat for One Hundred Toni of COCOA, to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tei4dert; to be delivered in one Month into hit Majes t y's Vii7ualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid fok by Bills; payable, with Interest, Ninety days after dale. The Condition: of the Coii.raa ntcyj , be ire,: at the .teeretacke Office. Na regard will be had to any Tender bi tatck tbs-P, Ice shall not be ittsert,d in words at length; . or that shalinot be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the i 0 instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or score Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called Jos.. GLNERRL PUST-OFFICE, - /Wqy r, ate THE POSTMASTER-GEN RAL having or dered the Establishment of a Mail coach beta, to London and Brighton, by the Route of er9dors, Reigate, " Craway and Cucifield"—Notice is hereby given, that the said Coach wilt ec4n. mence on Mar:di, the 21st inst. to start from the Bull and sticsae a Quarter before Eight, and arrive at the Hotel, B. ighton, about Four A. Al.' leaving Brighton at Ten, P. M. and drili4,l at the General Post-Office, about Six, A. Al, by Command of His Majesty's Postntastir.General, PRANCIS FREELINC, See. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the AuWon Mart, on Friday, July 13, at Twelie o'Clock, THE PONTRYLAS ESTATE, situate in the Parishes of Kentchurch, Kenderchurch, Eewias Ha: told, and Kowlston, in the County of Hereford, tz milet from Monmouth, - t6 from Ross, and tae from London; con sisting of sundry eligible Farms and Wood Land, containing together One Thousand Three Hundred Acres of rich Mea dow, Pasture, Arable, Orcharding, and Wood Land ; bounded and intersected by the Rivers Monaw, Worn', and lloyer, which abound with Fish ; with a capital Mansion-House, substantially built, called Pontrylas, delightfully situated in a most romantic part of the Country, with Offices of every description, suitable tor the residence of a respectable Family, with capacious Farm-houses, Barns, StabLng and Out.buildirgs, let to Messrs. Adams, Nicholas, Beavan, Gaunson, Williams, Powell, Griffith, and Flciyd, on Leases nearly expiring, at Rents amounting to about .ne Thousand Pounds per aniium, capable of being considerably increased. To be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and Particulari .had, zo days preceding the sale, at the Hotel Inn, Hereford - the Swan, Ross ; I.i,:autort Arms, Montho u th ; S wan an d Falcon, Abergavenny or Messrs. I lanscin and Birth, Solici tors; Chancery-lane; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6i; Broad-street, near the Royal Ex. change, where a Plan of the Estatemay be seen. wAKWICKSHIRk. SALE OF THE WHITE LION INN, STRATFORD UPON-AVON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the Premises, By WILLIAM HANDY ; On Friday the 25th day of May inst. between the flours de Four and Six o'Clock in the A tterndon, subjeoi to such Conditions as Will be then produced, ALL that lotigestablished and highly re4oednhle INN, the WHITE LION, at Stratford-upon-A-vcitt with the Stables, Coach:houses, Itdiliings, and other Out.. offices to the same belonging, Universally, kniiwn and ire.: quented by „the Nobility anti Gentry of the United King dom of Great Britain and Ireland, being situated off the Great Irish Road from Holyhead to LohdOn, through Shrewsbury, Birminghain, StratfOrd-uptin.Airon, and Oxford. The very extensive and eXcellent acdoininodations df this House need no further encomium than the general appro bation with which It has been honoured for litany yeate, past: the Cellars and ilaults are very extensive and capacious' and peculiarly well adapted for th e d e p os i t of Wipes, and the urn has been honoured by the Nobility and vents}' of the Surrounding Country upwards of fifty yeatil with a pre.: ference in the Wine ['rade. the front of the House is a large Kitchen Garden, coin prising nearly two Acres Of Land in the highest Cultivation. Also a large Bowling Green; containing one A cre ; an d clos e adjoining are - upwards of eight Acres of capital Grass. which will he diposedof with the I tin There is an eittellent Mine of Clay under the Whdle of the Land. A Spetification 61 the Property, with other particulars, maY be obtained by a personal application at the Offices of Messrif, Hunt and Hobbes, Solicitors, Stratford on Avon; Messrs. Meyrick and Broderip, Solicitors, Red-lion-sguare, London ; and :Ur. AuaiOneer, Worcester; with all of whom Plans of the Buildings and Premises are deposited fog inspection. Pus;e:sion of the whole ma 7 be had at Mlchdelmas next. N.B. For the accommodation of the f urcl;aber, one.:half of the urc hase- Money may remain on a Security of the Pk e. stliseit for the term of five years, if required. 0)1 prte" woirt V } (0111. 100 t a ,yorM Mr s ' 0 0,4 t . Pat